Pinellas County
Why Tampa Bay Home Sellers Choose Short Sale over Tampa Bay Real Estate Foreclosures
April 27th, 2008 Categories: Clearwater Florida, Condos for Sale, Homes for Sale, Pinellas County, Real Estate News, Tampa Bay
Why A Tampa Bay Short Sale May Save Your Credit
Tampa Bay Florida - If you are behind in the mortgage payments on any Tampa Bay Real Estate, then call us today to list and sell your Tampa Bay / Clearwater area property. We will work with you and your mortgage company or bank to get your Tampa Bay real estate sold and work to keep your credit in tact with a short sale.
Don’t let this be you… we can help!
We are Tampa Bay Real Estate agents who work with an attorney and a title company to expedite the sale of your property whether it’s a home or condo for sale, so you may move on with your life.
If you are not familiar with a short sale, then here is a brief description to help you understand what we do for you, we list your property when the outstanding loan balance on the property is larger than what your Tampa bay home will appraise for so it’s also more than it can sell for in today’s Tampa Bay real estate market . This process is better for you than the foreclosure process which will ruin your credit for years.
In addition, the short sale helps the bank because we will save the cost of an expensive foreclosure process. The banks understand the short sale process and are more than willing to work with us, so it is a win-win situation.
In summary, if you are behind in your mortgage payments, have been served with a foreclosure notice, or the bank has complained by writing a foreclosure warning you must act quickly to save your credit.
For more info on Selling your Tampa Bay Home and understanding your options. Call me today at 727-710-8036 and get a Free consultation and we’ll explain how the process works and why recent laws work in your favor.
Jack Haydon
Belloise Realty
727-710-8036
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Clearwater Real Estate | Property Tax Portability Passes - Calculate Your Benefit
January 29th, 2008 Categories: Clearwater Beach Florida, Clearwater Florida, Community News, Pinellas County, Real Estate News, Tampa Bay
Clearwater Florida Election Results are In - Real Estate a Big Winner!
Wow what a day - the great news is regardless of the results Pinellas County is reporting a 37% voter turnout - which tops even the 2000 and 2004 Presidential Primaries. I am an avid supporter of the the right and responsibility to Vote and have your voice be heard.
So for all that voted - thank you for being part of our democratic process!! Amendment 1 did pass so for many of my clients looking to buy a second home or condo in Clearwater - they’ll be happy to know that the 10% per year tax cap passed for all non-homestead owners!
Many of us think it should have been 5% but our thought is half a loaf is better than no loaf - especially in this market! We’re making progress and the journey’s not over but I believe it’s moving in the right direction. I’ve included full detail how to calculate your new Save Our Homes Tax Equity and Portability.
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Clearwater Florida Real Estate Investors and Home Owners Could be Winners Tomorrow
January 28th, 2008 Categories: Clearwater Beach Florida, Clearwater Florida, Community News, Pinellas County, Real Estate News, Tampa Bay
Tomorrow is more than just Super Tuesday in the Presidential Primary Election and local elections here in Clearwater Florida and the Beaches.
In the state of Florida we have another big issue that will get decided on by Tampa Bay residents - it is Florida Constitutional Amendment 1 that has 4 components that will affect our future property taxes if it passes with 60% of the voters voting YES!
Provision #3 is the one most of my real estate investors and second home owners are watching since it will provide much needed help to our non-homestead Clearwater Beach property owners.
Remember when you vote it’s ALL or NOTHING! If the Amendment passes it will be retroactive to January 1, 2008. So I will give you an overview of the four Provisions Amendment 1 covers:
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